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Wholesale Applications Community
(wholesaleappcommunity.com)
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ekiru
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ekiru
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Nothing. Conveniently, git allows you to do exactly that. 1. Checkout B. 2. Merge A into B. 3. Git tells you there's a merge conflict and what to do to fix it: "Auto-merging foo CONFLICT (content): Merge conflict in foo Automatic merge fail
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ekiru
16y ago
OpenGL?
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ekiru
16y ago
Building iPhone OS apps is free if you have a Mac and don't want to test or use those apps on an actual iPhone OS device.
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ekiru
16y ago
And no implementations.
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ekiru
16y ago
Or now, if for some reason you still want one. It wouldn't cost you quite as much as Visual Studio Ultimate, but it would likely cost you more than Visual Studio Professional With MSDN($1,199) and a fairly impressive modern PC.
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Why shouldn't 'if' allow a break?
(reddit.com)
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If you do need lambdas, Ruby does also have those. "lambda { return x + y}" does what you want it to.
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One day, I was playing Dragon Age. I made a City Elf character. Spoilers follow: At one point early in the game, your soon-to-be-wife is kidnapped by the son of the lord of the town outside which the ghetto in which you live is located. He
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It doesn't diverge from any other closure/lambda implementation in every other language. It's just like Smalltalk blocks. I had never thought about it before, but it does make Smalltalk-style control structures(normal messages with blocks a
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ekiru
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For how many of the applications available for touchscreen phones and tablets is the touchscreen really necessary? For some of them(fast-paced games, visual-arts-related things, etc.), the touchscreen is key, but those are largely inherentl
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ekiru
17y ago
How do you feel about Javascript? Objective-J? Why not try using Node.js for the server and Cappuccino for the client? That's a webapp with need of only one-ish(does Javascript and Objective-J count as one language?) language.
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17y ago
How many good iPhone apps have already been built with Unity, Titanium, or MonoTouch or with an embedded Lua interpreter?
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If you use Cappuccino, you're down to, at most, two languages: Objective-J and your server-side language. Considering that Objective-J is essentially a superset of Javascript, if you're okay with Javascript as your server-side language(or i
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17y ago
How does that prove that men are "easier" than women? It only indicates that within Okcupid's membership, men are more likely to initiate communication with a potential partner. Perhaps women are no more selective than men, but simply typic
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Homoiconic: Significant whitespace
(github.com)
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Who does that server really serve?
(gnu.org)
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17y ago
The resident type theorist at a college I was considering attended recommended Luca Cardelli to me when I asked about good introductory texts: http://www.eecs.umich.edu/~bchandra/courses/papers/Cardelli_...
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17y ago
If preventing confusion is one's goal, using a name which includes the name of an existing VM is not the best choice.
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17y ago
I think you could easily write a function that defers a handler that will swallow any errors or send them on a channel and calls the supplied function. Instead of "go foo()", you would "go dontPanic(foo)" or "go panicToChan(foo, errChan)".
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17y ago
This is great publicity for Line2, assuming Apple doesn't decide to remove their app from the App Store due to the attention this article will bring to them.
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The tweet seems to have been deleted, but it was apparently quoting this comment: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1216467
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I don't really understand how the Clojure syntax-quote somehow prevents name-capturing any more than that of Common Lisp does(except for the foo# gensym shortcut). The Common Lisp backquote automatically qualifies symbols in the current pac
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17y ago
They do for me, at least.
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That interface is certainly inconvenient to use, and potentially quite dangerous without a clearParameters(). It's not at all a rebuttal of the article, though. The article points out that the number of unit tests a design requires is large
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Why SQL Failed
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One thing that I'm wondering is whether I'll be able to get the Mac version of Dragon Age, for example, through Steam without having to buy it again since I've already bought the Windows version through Steam. I'm sure there could be some l
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According to a link in an uncle post, the system doesn't require an internet connection because it assumes that a user should be allowed to install or play the game unless it can verify that said user should not. To prove that the user does
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Actually, it said "when black people who don't want to date non-black people date online, they go to one of the black-only dating sites rather than dating sites aimed at the general population." It did still simply provide a hypothesis, but
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P-values are inconsistent
(johndcook.com)
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ekiru
17y ago
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